Not What It Was!

We’ve been going to this park for years when it was Wine Country Resort. It use to be really nice, grass between sites the pads and the areas around the sites were kept clean. When we were there this week we were very disappointed in how it has gone downhill. There is hardly any grass just dirt and the sites were not kept up. It looks like since Sun Outdoors has taken over they don’t care anymore what it looks like!

Horrible Experience- Just NO!

We were there for a Friday thru Sunday. It was the worst experience ever and absolutely cannot recommend. Check in was easy and they hand you 8 pages of rules which they do not enforce. Huge very loud parties playing very loud music until 1AM and NO security as they don’t let their employees do much other than telling them to turn it down. We had a double space which on one side was so tight that the trailer next to us was literally 8-10 inches away. No fire rings but they allow wood fires in whatever POS the people bring so you can have people with a huge wood fire blazing just a few feet from your motorhome. If you must go there stay in the new section which seemed a little quieter. Employees there are very nice but have their hands tied when it comes to dealing with people. Friday and Saturday were just huge loud parties every night with no control. So we got little sleep until Sunday night when they shut the party down at 11:45. Just rude entitled drunk campers. Just No!

First Return After 4 Years

This a very nice and rather large RV park with a good mix of gravel and concrete pads. They have since become part of Sun Resorts, so it seems to be in transition including a name change from Wine Country RV Resort to Central Coast Wine Country -Sun Outdoors. I found it near impossible to reach anyone by phone. There is a nice shop and swimming pool as well as other facilities. The staff is not as helpful as they were in the past and are not all that knowledgeable about the local wineries or other events. Many spaces are placed end to end with no clear delineation of the end of a space. I was told there were flags to show this, but I can’t seem to find any. With a 38’RV and a Toad it is important to have a clear idea of where I can park. This rates are rather steep, but if you can avoid the weekend & belong to Passport America the rates are very reasonable. I am told that the other Sun RV resort in Paso is newer and larger, but more families with children go there making it noisier.

Pleasant RV Park

You need to update this web page. There’s a whole new area on the N/E side. This RV Park is clean and well maintained. The sites are nice sized. There are some sites along the winery that are a little close, but I’ve seen worse. It’s a little pricey, but you get what you pay for. This is a family oriented park, so people can be up til 11 pm, but I’ve never had an issue where it’s been out of control. I do recommend this location.

RV Traveler

Visited the park while in Paso Robles. Very family oriented but also has your young partiers that just don't know when to quit. The sites are well maintained BUT a little tight. Office hours need to be extended to meet the needs of the people that are there

Fun Atmosphere, Well Maintained

Long term spots are in the back, close to freeway. Clean bathrooms, 2 pools and spas(one adults only) large gravel spots, some pull through. Stores close to location. Plenty of parking.

It was a nice clean place to stop on our way south.